Coverage dated January 24, 2024

New map shows where Colorado’s wolves have been

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Collared wolves set loose in Grand and Summit counties as part of voter-approved reintroduction efforts in Colorado have traveled into Jackson, Routt and Eagle counties, according to a new map released Wednesday by Colorado Parks...

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  1. Phys

    Here's where Colorado's new wolves have roamed over the last month (opens Phys)

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    The 10 wolves released in Colorado last month and two wolves from a pack that migrated here from Wyoming have remained in the central and northern mountains, according to a map showing the general locations of the animals released Wednesday by state wildlife officials.

  2. Skyhi News

    New map shows where Colorado’s wolves have been (opens Skyhi News)

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    Collared wolves set loose in Grand and Summit counties as part of voter-approved reintroduction efforts in Colorado have traveled into Jackson, Routt and Eagle counties, according to a new map released Wednesday by Colorado Parks...

  3. Colorado Public Radio

    Here’s where Colorado wolves have been hanging out — for now (opens Colorado Public Radio)

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    A new map based on GPS collar tracking data reveals the predators have traversed a broad area centered around Kremmling.

  4. Post Independent

    Want to know where Colorado’s collared wolves have journeyed? CPW has a map for you (opens Post Independent)

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    Collared wolves set loose in Grand and Summit counties as part of voter-approved reintroduction efforts in Colorado have traveled into Jackson, Routt and Eagle counties, according to a new map released Wednesday by Colorado Parks...

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